Gerard W. Gawalt

The content of this book rates four stars; the formatting and punctuation, such as it is, rates a two (and I'm being generous). Clearly this book was self-published and never saw the eyes of an editor. Author Gerard Gawalt is not a bad writer. But holy cow does he need to learn how to use quotes and commas. This utter lack of professionalism really detracts from some really great content.

The book is a chronological compare and contrast look at both Adams and Jefferson. It did a good job of telling their stories individually and together. Seeing how they both reacted to the same events, similarly early on, diametrically opposite later on, was fascinating.… (plus d'informations)